Author: Kim Hatton

Godiva concept store in Tokyo

Godiva’s flagship concept store in Harajuku Tokyo is another wonder of design from Wonderwall and the team who work on Uniqlo. Godiva’s idea was “treat thyself”  which was communicated for the Japanese...

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Airports as brand experience opportunities

Airports are fascinating places which can be a part of some of the better experiences in our lives and some of the worst. You get people who are going on that eagerly awaited and much needed holiday, people going off on their...

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JetBlue’s JFK T5 for Kids

Most airports aren’t that kid friendly, with the possible exception of Changi. Certainly in the US they’re not know for providing children with much. JetBlue’s T5 is certainly not orientated toward kids but it...

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JetBlue JFK T5 pet relief area

Not unique perhaps but nevertheless good, JFK T5 has a “pet relief area” for pets to do, well, what they do, after getting off or on a flight. Situated right next to baggage carousel 6 its a large, completely fenced...

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Fred Perry Laurel Moscow store

Fred Perry’s new store opened in Moscow, designed by masamichi katayama at wonderwall. As with each of the brand’s Laurel stores, the interior reflects the culture & history of the city. In the Moscow store this...

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Flogos – floating logo clouds

In a great new idea for non-traditional advertising, Flogos (a US company) have created a machine which makes floating clouds in the shape of company logos – or anything else for that matter. The clouds themselves are a...

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Sharp launch 26ft Christmas Tree

Sharp has unveiled a stunning 26-foot-tall Christmas tree made of 43 Aquos LCD televisions in New York’s Grand Central Station.  Sizes of the TV’s range from 19 to 52 inches and are interspersed by pine brances.  The...

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